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Hello, I am learning lambda function. I am using nodejs16.x runtime and aws-sdk to perform CRUD operation in dynamodb tables. I am using aws management console to this. I created a table in dynamodb the table has partition key as id then i inserted an item into it that looks like this {"id" : {S : "someid"}, "views" : {N : "0"}} . Now using lambda function I am updating this item's view property; for that I am incrementing the views by 1. after running the function the returned object is correct and show the new values of views for that item as 1. But when I open the dynamodb console and see the table, the views property value is not 1 but 2. And therefore on 2nd execution --> return {views : 3} where as this should be 2 but in dynamodb console the value is now at 4.

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  • chaitanya
    3 years ago

    first decouple the variable like this,

    app.post('/submit', function(req, res) {

    // console.log(req.body)
    satelize.satelize({
        ip: req.body.userIp
    }, function(err, payload) {
        // console.log(payload)
        var input = {
            "Created_on": new Date().toString(),
            "Name": req.body.name,
            "Email": req.body.email,
            "Company": req.body.company,
            "Subject": req.body.subject,
            "Message": req.body.message,
            "UserInfo": JSON.stringify(payload)
        };

        var params = {
            TableName: Leads_table_name,
            Item: input
        };

        docClient.put(params, function(err, data) {

            if (err) {
                console.log("users::save::error - " + JSON.stringify(err, null, 2));
            } else {
                console.log("users::save::success");
            }
        });
    })
    res.sendFile('public/response.html', {
        root: __dirname
    })
Topics
ServerlessComputeDatabase
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ServerlessAWS LambdaAmazon DynamoDB
Language
English
subham
asked 3 years ago552 views
1 Answer
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I was able to reproduce your issue. Will need to do more research and ask some Node.js experts, as I am primarily from a Java background. However, following all documentation and code samples on even third-party sites like Stackoverflow, what you are doing in your code seemed to be in line. I even tried using ADD instead of SET, but the value in DynamoDb was always incrementing by 2.

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Indranil Banerjee AWS
answered 3 years ago

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